How to Determine Radial Nodes - Organic Chemistry Teacher

How to Determine Radial Nodes - Organic Chemistry TeacherRadial nodes are the places where internal mesothelial cell wall membranes do not touch each other. They are also known as radial adipocytes and can be distinguished by their circular shape. It is these radial cells that supply excess lipids for cellular metabolism.The whole body contains hundreds of thousands of fat cells and the size of these cells varies significantly. Fat cells enlarge, when the body is exposed to excessive heat and cold.During an abnormal metabolic process, fatty acids are made inside the cells. In order to give these fatty acids a certain function they get stored as fat. Fatty acids also become available to the liver for use. The liver is very effective in breaking down fat and removing it from the body.On the other hand, if the internal metabolism is too fast, the fatty acids do not get sufficient time to get break down. This creates more stress on the cell walls and starts its shrinking. The density of fat inside the cells decreases and fat deposits can occur at very specific places. These places can include, neck, shoulder, hips, thighs, abdomen, chest, back, neck, calves, arms, fingers, hands, feet, etc.There are many factors involved in determining whether the internal metabolism is too fast or slow. Metabolism refers to the speed at which the body processes the food and energy. The general rule is that fast internal metabolism, promotes the over accumulation of fat. This is the reason why obese people have larger fat deposits than those who are fit.The fat cells of obese people are much larger than those of someone who is slim. As a result of this accumulation of fat, the internal metabolism of the person becomes fast. The way to overcome this situation is through physical exercises and food control.If the internal metabolism is too slow, the person's body has a tendency to store excess calories. These calories then become stored in the body tissue. The person's weight will be based on the amount of fat he or she has accumulated and not on the number of fat cells present. Too slow internal metabolism means a slower rate of metabolic activity.The Organic Chemistry Teacher is a comprehensive textbook for students of science and chemistry. The text covers all aspects of biology and chemistry. Organic Chemistry Teacher is made up of two easy-to-read chapters; introduction and general chemistry.